Gajoen Tokyo

The Laziest Five-Star Hotel in Tokyo 1. I originally booked a Japanese-style king room with a tatami mat. Later, the staff informed me that it hadn't been cleaned properly and upgraded me to a larger room. The room was indeed bigger, but it came with two beds, and they were incredibly small. The main purpose of a hotel is for sleeping, right? If the bed is small and uncomfortable, how can one have a good experience? 2. The slippers provided in the room: one pair had black spots, and the other had noticeable loose threads. 3. While I was out for dinner, the hotel provided turn-down service, but the made bed had black spots on it. 4. For the turn-down service, they provided bottled water in glass bottles. The glass bottles were so old they had visible scratches. 5. The duvet on the bed was tucked under the mattress. When I pulled the duvet out, the bed sheet came out with it. I always pull out the duvet at other hotels because I don't like it tucked in, but I've never encountered a situation where the bed sheet came out with it. 6. Many facilities were missing: no bar, no swimming pool, and limited restaurants. Perhaps it's because it hasn't been fully renovated yet?

A very beautiful hotel. Someone even gave us a guided tour.

The hotel's location in Tokyo is not ideal, but it's a good choice if you prefer a quiet and peaceful environment. Taking a taxi to Shibuya costs about 1,000 yen, and to Omotesando about 1,500 yen. The hardware, breakfast, and facilities are all fine. As for the service, how should I put it? It meets international 5-star standards, but it's not really about warmth or a friendly attitude.

The lobby's design and the views are absolutely top-notch, and the service is excellent. However, the room facilities are old and currently undergoing renovation. The food is predominantly Japanese, with very few Western or Chinese options, which wasn't ideal for me.

The design was excellent. I booked it for a business trip with my boss, and he was very satisfied.

Everything about my stay was a wonderful experience; I'm glad I chose this place.

A super beautiful and high-end hotel with a strong sense of quality and a rich Japanese atmosphere. The restaurant's food is also excellent! I'd definitely want to stay there again~